We are excited to share that Luke Johnson, AIA, has officially earned his architectural license.

After spending the past four years at Hafer as an architectural graduate, Luke has contributed thoughtful design solutions and expertise to a wide range of projects, including the University of Evansville Freeland Baseball Clubhouse, the University of Southern Indiana Center for Applied Business Technologies, and the Lodge at Potato Creek State Park, all while working toward this milestone achievement.

To become a licensed architect, candidates must complete 5,600 hours of professional experience and pass the rigorous six-part Architect Registration Examination (ARE), administered by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). The exam evaluates competencies across project management, planning and design, construction evaluation, and other critical areas of architectural practice.

We celebrate his accomplishment and the expertise he brings to our team and our clients.